Revisão sistemática da literatura sobre abordagens orientadas a processos para especificação de requisitos de sistemas corporativos

Abstract

The advent of BPM (Business Process Management) offered a new approach for improving business and IT strategic alignment in organizations, throughout development of process-oriented enterprise information systems, which allowed not only deriving software requirements from business process models, but also achieve flexible information systems, able to adjust to changes in operation as of process redesign. This study describes a systematic literature review in process-oriented approaches for enterprise systems requirements specification, with the goal to provide a state-of-the-art academic overview on this research topic. Results reveal six different approach types, with variation on automation degree of software development, suggesting varied strategies for process-oriented enterprise systems adoption.